Choosing to sell your vehicle privately involves a certain amount of work. At the minimum, cleaning and airing out the car so that it look and smells nice, are necessary, as well as having a title to the vehicle, and the maintenance records. Not doing any of these things will drive down the price, or make it difficult to sell it at all.

C. Extra features. Does the house own something the market is demanding? Does your home have a pool or a beautiful patio? Don't hesitate in taking them into account of setting the price. Be realistic, though - a dusty, never-used fireplace, no matter how classy, will do nothing to your home value.

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Provenance could include, but not be limited to, anything from a verifiable source of past ownership to documentation proving the substance of the piece. It may also just be a gut feeling for example where an old lady has had something in the family for as long as she can remember. Remember this though, never take anyone's word for what you are looking at. It may be that the seller is simply trying to turn a quick profit and hasn't dug too deep into an items value in either direction.

Tear it apart. The key here is research and time management. Everybody wants to pull the engine and trans etc., but often times it may not even be worth it. Check out eBay or where ever you plan on selling and ask yourself is what these parts are selling for worth my time? Would I actually want to crate and ship this? Is anybody actually bidding on this crap? All good questions that need answers. Honestly it tends to be the nickel and dime parts that can really make you some money. Shifters, speedometers, sensors, mirrors, sun-visors, etc. these parts take seconds to remove and if they are in good shape people are often willing to pay a pretty penny for them, because the only other option for parts like these tends to be the dealers who charge an arm and a leg.

Purity refers to how much gold the bar actually contains. The purest is 9999 gold bar, meaning it contains 99.99 percent of gold. In some countries, their purest gold is at 96.5 while others are 98.5 percent pure. Its purity depends on which country it was manufactured and how much alloy and gold were mixed together. Gold mixed with alloy makes it hard enough and resistant to damage like scratches and dents. Gold in its purest form is soft. Therefore, there is no manufactured that is 100 percent pure. For manufacturers to be able to shape them into coins or bars, the gold needs to be mixed with another type of metal alloys like copper.

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